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unembossed

  • a word derived from emboss.
    emboss
    verb (used with object)
    to raise or represent (surface designs) in relief.

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It is polished hard, an almost perfect little comedy, but it is also spare and completely explicable; an unembossed calling card.

From The Guardian Mar. 8, 2013

Global's president, Brian Stuart-Young, says the no-name cards aren't likely to be used illegally because the bank "holds detailed financial information for anyone who might get an unembossed card."

From BusinessWeek Apr. 1, 2010

On its Web site, Global markets an "unembossed" Visa card on which the customer does not have to place her name.

From BusinessWeek Apr. 1, 2010

It was in a long linen envelope, unsealed, and unembossed.

From The Leopard Woman by Stewart Edward White